A case of illegal employment and illegal employment is being investigated by the police in Famagusta district, while two other cases of illegal residence in the Republic are being investigated in Limassol and Morphou districts.
In Famagusta district, shortly after 9.30 last night, members of the police spotted two persons, aged 27 and 23, third country nationals legally residing in the Republic, working for a beer bar in Ayia Napa, offering beer bar tickets to passing citizens. The two persons were arrested and taken to the local Ayia Napa Police Station where, after being interrogated and charged in writing, they were released, to be summoned before a court for a case of illegal employment without a permit from the competent authority.
A case of illegal employment is being investigated against the owner of the brewery, with the Ayia Napa Police Station continuing its investigations.
Three other persons, located in Limassol and Morphou, were arrested and taken into custody after residing illegally in the Republic.
A 30-year-old man was stopped for checking around 11.00 last night while travelling by car in an area in Limassol, along with another person. During the check it was found that the 30-year-old, a third country national, entered and remained in the Republic illegally.
In Morphou, shortly after 8.00 on Friday evening, members of the police stopped two persons, a 33-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman, who were travelling on foot in an area in Akaki. During the check it was found that they remained in the Republic illegally, as their temporary residence permit has expired.
The Aliens and Immigration Service - YAM, in Limassol and Morphou, are continuing examinations for the purpose of issuing repatriation orders for the three persons.
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